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Find of the Day: 2004 HPA Turbocharged Volkswagen R32

Those who’ve been keeping a close eye on the Mk4 R32 market will be well aware that the vehicles seem to have really taken off recently, commanding numbers in the low teens for ratted-out models, and high teens for anything that’s seen a reasonable amount of care.  Every once in a while, though, you stumble upon one that actually seems to be priced right.  Today’s Find of the Day is just the R32 many of us have been looking for.

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Over the past 12 years, this particular R32 seems to have had a pretty good life.  Modifications are mostly tame and valuable- like the KW Coilovers, Blue Haldex Controller, and Neuspeed Rear Sway Bar- making us believe that the car’s owners were loving parents.  Luckily for us they were also a bit mad, installing an HPA FT360 Turbo kit just one year after original purchase.  Factor in that it’s only got 83,000 miles, and it all adds up to a very attractive proposition.

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This R32 is currently for sale on the Seattle, Washington edition of Craigslist for a seemingly quite reasonable $17,500. If we were in the same timezone, we’d have probably bought it already.

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